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“French PM vows changes as students keep up school protests French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has promised to address student concerns as growing protests force hundreds of schools to close.”

“As in 1968, the protests that started on September 21 at an underdeveloped Paris suburban high school are about funding for education, teacher shortages, overcrowded classes, and school facilities.”

“Protests have continued across France for a third week as tens of thousands of school pupils and trade unionists have taken to the streets across many cities.”

“In Pictures Tens of thousands of people have joined rallies across France in support of protesting high school students, boosting a movement that is posing a major challenge to President Emmanuel Macron as his term in office winds down.”

“Presidential hopeful Melenchon joins France school protest march Left-wing presidential hopeful Jean-Luc Melenchon has given his support to school protests in France, which show little sign of dying down six months ahead of the election.”

“French high school engulfed in flames as student protests continue A French high school in Metz went up in flames as student protests over school conditions spread across the country.”

“Hundreds of high schools in France are closed as student protests continue against rundown schools and teacher shortages.”

“France plans to fully or partially close up to 500 schools on Monday amid a series of student protests that have become increasingly violent.”

“The French education ministry says protests have affected about 400 of France’s 3,700 lycees (high schools).”

“Live updates, France protests live: Macron to address nation after protests Protests are sweeping France as anger over conditions in schools meets frustration with high living costs and a government accused of doing little to address problems facing people.”

“Protests are sweeping France as anger over conditions in schools meets frustration with high living costs and a government accused of doing little to address problems facing people.”

“French protests spill over None of the protests reached the same scale as the nationwide rallies in France but they may be a sign of spilling over into other European nations, according to Alberto Alemanno, Professor of EU Law & Policy at HEC Paris business…”

“The Albanian capital has seen a series of anti-government protests since May, sparked by a luxury tourism project linked to US President Donald Trump’s family.”

“But when she first arrived, some Lebanese dance school owners saw the Brazilian part first.”